News
It was announced today that “Technology industry leaders Phizzle, Cisco, Intel, and GlassHouse Systems will work with IDSC to identify ways to use lab-grade cleanroom technology and data analytics in traditional campus buildings, as a way to monitor air quality in real-time.” Read more “Air Monitoring Collaboration for Wellness in Campus Buildings”
Events - Past
The inaugural Smart Cities Miami Conference, hosted last week by the School of Architecture and IDSC, brought industry visionaries, technology experts, government planners, and the public together to focus on the “disruptive power” that the mobilization of new technology will have in our cities and on our lives. Read more “Inaugural Smart Cities MIAMI Conference 2017”
Lectures & Seminars - Archived
Intel is pleased to announce their free fall series of webinars that are targeted at software developers who are targeting high-performance compute for the technical and enterprise segment. Read more “Intel Offers Free Webinar Series”
News - Archived
A new IBM-built Pegasus supercomputer came online this spring offering UM researchers the ability to perform 160 trillion floating-point operations per second. Housed at the NAP of the Americas data center in Miami, it features a new generation of Intel central processing units, making it five times faster and more powerful than the previous Pegasus introduced by the Center for Computational Science (CCS) High Performance Computing department about three years ago. Read more “Pegasus Unleashed!”